Excellent explanation of the topic! I'm a Civil Engineer, this and other of your videos help me out to clarify some doubts for the FE Exam for Engineers!! From Puerto Rico a big Two Thumbs Up for you!
Dear Mr. Mc.Logan, Thank you so much for such a great tool! I was a little confused on your beginning though: how could you so clearly state that the ellipse was going to be vertical? I couldn't tell if the vertices were given for the major axis or the minor axis. Thank you again!
so i take college algebra and i was a bit confused on a particular problem so i figured ill just look up a tutorial on how to find equation given the vertex and one point, turns out the EXACT SAME problem you did this tutorial on happened to be the one i needed help on, as in my textbook it say v(0,plus/minus5) and (4,2)
What if b=0? Wouldn't that make it incorrect? I remember that my teacher taught me an alternative way than cross multiplying but I can't remember what exactly it is.....I might mistaken :p
okay but we need one with the foci and a given point
This guy is the reason why we need youtube
Best teacher I’ve ever come across on UA-cam
Excellent explanation of the topic! I'm a Civil Engineer, this and other of your videos help me out to clarify some doubts for the FE Exam for Engineers!! From Puerto Rico a big Two Thumbs Up for you!
+Ricardo Padin great to hear! happy I was able to help, good luck on your exam
Thanks. This really opened my eyes! You should demonstrate on how to find the standard equation when given only two passing points...
Joey Mack I do have videos for that
Linkkk???
What if there's no given value of vertex?
What if the only given is a foci and a point
the center of the foci is the center. He had the center as given just because it was basically given by the vertices. Same applies to foci.
but foci is c^2, it can’t derive a^2 nor b^2
Finally I'll learn from here😀 thank you!!
I am here all year long
Thanks Mr. McLogan! My textbook had me really stuck and your video made it super clear.
+Kia Mahootian happy to help!
thank u sir it really help
but the thumbnail said foci :(
Dear Mr. Mc.Logan,
Thank you so much for such a great tool! I was a little confused on your beginning though: how could you so clearly state that the ellipse was going to be vertical? I couldn't tell if the vertices were given for the major axis or the minor axis.
Thank you again!
+Ojus Khanolkar vertices for major axis, co-vertices for minor axis. happy to be able to help
+Mr. McLogan's Math Channel
Thank you so much! That was really quick!
Woah! Randy Orton! The Legend Killer!
lol thanks! I was looking for help on this topic and stumbled across you solving the exact problem I got stuck on from my homework! Thanks much!
+EmileeArsenic PERFECT! happy to help
my precal professor mentioned you on the first day of class but couldn’t remember your name so I said it’s Brian Mclong 😂 I was pretty close tho.
so i take college algebra and i was a bit confused on a particular problem so i figured ill just look up a tutorial on how to find equation given the vertex and one point, turns out the EXACT SAME problem you did this tutorial on happened to be the one i needed help on, as in my textbook it say v(0,plus/minus5) and (4,2)
haha that must feel good
Omg me too
Got curious which standard form will I'll be using.
standard form of a parabola in conic sections
Thank you so much!! I might actually do well in this unit thanks to you :)
hope you do so, keep up the hard work
what if u were given a point and foci is it possible to make it into an equation?
absolutely, if you search my video I am sure I have made a video over it
i cant find ur vid with given a point and foci with (0,0) as its center
what type of equation, parabola, ellipse, hyperbola?
ellipse.. im curious about it coz our teacher didnt answered it.. so i tried to search it if its possible or not
I'm also looking for an example of this, haven't been able to find one :(
Is (0, -+5) foci or vertices?
Great video! Thank you!
happy to help
What if b=0? Wouldn't that make it incorrect? I remember that my teacher taught me an alternative way than cross multiplying but I can't remember what exactly it is.....I might mistaken :p
yes b cannot be 0
Okay Thanks!
Bravo!!!😊
omg ur the goat this help me so much i might not fail precalc
you got this
Mr . MClogan please help me my homework
here
Center at (-2 ,3 ); major axis is horizontal; passing through (1,4) and (2,3)
its only Center and 2 points Through Points i dont know to make into Standard form
your videos are super super helpful but god that girl in the background is annoying
thanks
you look like pitbull the singer
I will take that as a compliment! : )
We indians just need a minute to solve it 😄😄....i thought i went back to my 5th grade seeing this video
This helped me a lot. Great video, very clear
+captainostrichpants awesome! happy to be able to help you out!